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Show THE REWARDS OF HEART RESEARCH I " - '. -- ' - . V ; y v i .. ; Few of us step to think of the that research has given rewards New Air Force Nurse us in the 'past 50 years. We tend to take them for granted. PerProgram Established we can afford to be comhaps A now program for male and about such benefits as placent female nurse applicants has been air television, jet conditioning, established by the Air Force. Efautos and flying, fective' immediately, recruiting service personnel are authorized ,by industrial research. to recruit qualified, garduate, re- - produced But ,we eannot afford t0 ,be c0m. gistered nurses, specifically for placent about medical research direct appointment and assign- - in controlling the heart diseases ment to civulian schools for nurse whichf are the nations number 1 anesthetist training. The spon- - nCT sored program is an 18 months) ,IIealth authorities agree that! course m anesmesia conaucted in mr.rp inrnprf";s in rnntrollin? the a civilian facility approved by heart and ,blood vessel diseases' the Surgeon General, Headquar- has been made in the past 30 ters USAF. year-through research than in ' The students make application the preceding 30 centuries. These to the schools of their Phoie are some ox we aavances mat I themselves, and must be accepted Heart Association research, aided by the schools on their own mer- - u' au ,,UUIon tfltait una """ata ! 4 The HELPER (Utah) nnrRsaw, feb. 16, i&si CONTACT JOURNAL page five LENSES St j r-- mir - dm ...... ... contact lenses were all. 1938, . . made ot glass, titted by trial anal error, were usually uncomfortable, i Today, they are made of durable.) acrylic plastic and can't be beaten for appearance and convenience.. Until . to achieve: participa-- 1 heIped taon are appointed in the grade! IU,1"'Ui; itvtl lt,uluw,er Basic types of contact lenses infor which they qualify (not to rheumatic heart disease, can now clude "scleral" lenses one inch Prevented- exceed a fir;t lieutenant) and are in diameter covering most of the 01 five victims of visible portion of the eye and placed on. active duty at the' Iour out SCLERAL TYPE LENS those urvive- school. During the training per-- : heart attack the smaller lens which covers only the cornea of the eye. iod, they will receive full paywho do' three out of lfour to work' and allowances. Food and lodg-ibaStrokes are no longer hopeless. the" provided by ingmay.be Invalidism can often (be reduced school, in lieu of allowance. 0 applicant will be permitted tolor prevented. CORNEAL TYPE LENS- -' e n the! Hlgh lblood 'Pressure accept any money from school. Upon completion of the',owered throuSh new dru3 and n surgery. course, thnv vn.ill ho nccicmo The development of the heart. USAF hosmtala. Further infr. The American Optomelric Asso matior. on this special program lung machine makes (possible life inside the elation reports that contact lensheart aving surgery can be obtained by contacting rn es provide a wider field of visiont to correct defects. Sur- Air the iForce " Recruiter, than spectacles, can be inserted; can damaeed rcpair al,so . l PaulBalaich, Hocra 4, Post Office 'pons removed from the eye with.' and and valves damaSed replace Building, Provo., or by calling heart. little a practice, and under cerarteries, FRranklin collect. Newly elected officers of the Utah State Press Association get together during the 63rd tain conditions offer additional blood New can retard drugs Lake annual USPA convention held this past weekend in Salt City. protection to the wearer. clotting and heart attacks. Jim Cornwell, Murray Eagle (center), new president, is pictured with vice president Despite these advances, w e "Mac" McConaughy, Morgan County News (right), and Jack Sumner, secretary-treasure- r, Carousel Presentation have a long way to go (before the Orem-GeneTimes (left). Set Mental Health Union Confab against the heart diseases Early March battle is won. We have not yet dis' At eary Theater SLC Feb. 18th Continued from Paje One covered, for example, the undercenter of learning and of culture support of the project and for MUSEUM of of the causes hardening for students of College of East- - participation in the activities at,steins amous msical has been lying arteries and high blood pressure coming interested in mental gents of the 'University of Utah. of all! health clinics and to recommend selected major offering to be which account for 90 anthr0pology. and, ?er' He iS soliciting assistance presented by the fine arts de heart disease and which are the and support mental health legisdicated. that the museum would: o 1. Establish and maintain ex- . u v"'i""i ' partments of Carbon College. The chief targets of medical scien- lation by contacting our repre. . , T , , . . dates are set for March 9, 10 tists. We must discover these sentatives as a group asking for hiibits of fossils, Indian artifacts p. V. . T, urwe is couniywiue ana xnat PnH 11 in th iflar Theater onege 01 r.asiern uiam. causes (before we can prevent changes in commitment and trans and geological specimens per 5. Run slides and movies of every individual and (business in heart attacks and strokes. fer laws to state mental hospitals to the surrounding area ' taining Dr Joseph Catmull, visiting Eastern Utah for tourists, serve the area has an opportunity to " This poal can ibe reached dur- - should be sought. Recommend iHeh f inace and iDarticipate ut- MLUlc Wi iluu""ailu" iU1 ""u f in operating the Cleveland Dino-- 1 ing the llIe time of many- of us phsyciatric wards in, our mental : V touristeas eans of - and serve Utah, will direct the play. He if research is continued and ex- - hospitals, become a ganization. saur Quarry which is directed by acquainted with auv s tuuliats Wltl1 uuu mc.iuc m ,uiC aoiCU uy heart authorities say. child neglect in our own com Dr. Wm. iLee Stokes in the hope panded. illicit yvhu wiu Therefore whether or not we munity, neglect which has lasting iiiuacuuii mimuc iiaiun uci that a dinosaur skeleton may be anta uuvanundi cinci. laiuiueui, Charles Petersen, Carbon High Ashby, Castle Dale; Ted Nielson, handle all vocal music; Orson make real progress against heart effects on children. secured, assembled, and placed School instructor is making an Huntington; William Branson and Tew, will direct the orchestra; diseases may depend on our gifts on exhibit. to secure copies of Life Frank Dalpiaz, Helper; and Don special scenery will be planned to the Heart (Fund The decision At the conclusion of the talk 3. Operate the museum as a effort tl i group voted to send a teleMagazine for the years 1953 and L. Burge, James Diamantl, J. and developed by Peter Myer j. urs ai,onei 1E54, which contained articles re- - Eldon Dorman, iMD., Ray Dow-- 1 and members of his art classes.! gram to the legislators stating that the associaion was in favor lating to the world we live in. nard, Paul Keller, George Patter-- ; The choreography will be direct COAL STILL MAJOR of Bills 1, 2 and 3. He also is contacting National ick Jr., C. W. Petersen, Arthur ed by Mrs Gunda Keid, director ENERGY SOURCE physical education j For a the (Rev. John A. LaBranche, long time to come, coal department. ganizations in an effort to find Quinn iA. Whiting, MD., Price. school administrator, spoke to F. !Mr Leads will in musical the announuced Patterick be area that; geological pictures of this the parents concerning the stuGuest speaker at the Utah which may toe used as guides for a number of contacts have been taken by Bill Craig, as Billy; Union Banquet in Salt dents reminded and cars Farmers economy, Proaucl having CONSOLIDATION the design of pictures which may made with residents of the area Marrianne Patterick as Julie; on them that an insurance policy Lake City Saturday, will be Alex tne of aesPlte growing rivalry as collections who have interesting be made a part of the museum, Lynda Broadbent Carrie; Jim must be purchased for all stud- Radin, general manager of Amother su.ch s0urces" m At the meeting of the advisory of geological specimens and of Bown as Mr Snow; Elaine Bur- - a"a OI a teCnniCal ent drivers. He advised the par- - erican Public Power Association OF BILLS nvhn haw srpnpr ao Hsftlo' .Qaimlra Thnrrsaa trie COnClUSlOn rK u. TnHinn !irtifa-t- ! V.nrl Ul held in Geneva Switzer ' en ts that extensive car privil in Washington, DC of scenes of this area, which has knowledge of areas where such as Louise; Val Halamandaris as meeting ln late January, Under aUS- mntorinls mav ;Hf Irvpfprt Tie aaid Mr P.sfnm'h' r.arv MntTnticcnn ns land V,r. c,Dm,K1QJ 9 Pices -, aflthe International Labor See BILL WELSH Mr and Mrs Vernon (Merrill, was that Dr. Dorman and Dr. Whit- Jiggers, and Sherman Gritfone of the United Na Organization in-- 1 as the would be and are himself, policeman. presented. Plans being made ing tion'S. Representatives of governfor reoroduction of certain of terested in learning of other ments, employers and workers mese snaes not cniv ior use in ui swuiiicus iuuuu were Belgium, present (from As Abraham Lincoln once predicted, Utah HAS become would or carried be acauired and which mav bp nrvinirpd fko itpm MOTOR CREDIT CO. France, Western Germany, Jap- on the items. He also stated a treasure house. We produce more than twice as that the which be enborrowed also for but by may proper, making ,BJ'W1" dnu in the museum much gypsum as we use, seven times as much iron, exhibits Dlace'd museum for display. He stated "a"e,",uus' ,he larffements which mav be . . . .... , ... 1. ... u 'oe Kt-p-..i t m. iockcj caes, United States. 10 times as much lead and zinc, 25 times as much in local establishments to adver- - tnat people willing to iena tne;ri wuuiu They advocated work toward 37 Main and 50 times as much copper. These and ether ;tise the scenic beauty of this artifacts to the museum would ibo that they would be appropriate-- t establishment potash of a coordinated immoriiato iroa aclrprt to nlacp a value on each l.v identified so as to show the mineral surpluses, sold out of state, help create prosnational to fuel policy maintain PRICE, UTAH Plans were being made by Mr item loaned, that a document donor or lender, and that the perity for thousands of Utahns. the balance between ' Diamanti, chairman of the fin- - carefully describing the articl- museum would be under careful the 'est possible and Phone ME industry ance committee, for a drive in and stating its value would be supervision at all times so as to UTAH the r,p.ir futnrp in rakp funrie fn, drawn uo ' as a loan ereoment, ascertain that all the exhibits other sources of energy; to pro- "From the earth comes on abundant life for all" mote and to progress generally and that appropriate insurance are crefully guarded. avoid disruption of employment jit. 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